Sickness Leads Absence Causes in Elyria Schools Report
The November report by Elyria school attendance officer C. M. Williams shows sickness as the top absence cause, with truancy second. Twenty wilful truancies were logged, a two-case drop from October, while illness accounted for 142 absences in October and 242 for the year to date. Williams conducted numerous visits and traveled 299 miles, noting cases tied to poverty, employment, and other factors.
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Elyria
C. M. Wiliams
Ubis
Siergess
William
Williams
Bomes
Lie Rota
11 Pistols Shotgun And Rifle Raid Arrests In New York
Streeter and his wife Fey of Barberton Ohio were held on a charge of violation after detectives raided their apartment and found 11 pistols a shotgun and a rifle hidden in a bedroom closet. Joseph Streeter and Rory Munson linked to the case fled in an Ohio plate car. Police say the group arrived in New York about a month ago and denied ownership of the weapons.
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Antrod
New York
Streeter
Fey
Barberion
Ohio
Brince
Joseph
Rory Manson
Marson
Brian
Josson Streeter
Streeters
Munson
Barberton
Anthony
Warstreeter
Inspections Reported by County Sealer Forbes in November
County Sealer Thomas Forbes filed a November report with County Auditor C. S. Kelser. He conducted 949 inspections, examining 383 pumps and condemning 19 for repairs while adjusting 34. He also inspected 32 seals and adjusted 26 plus inspecting two measures.
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Thomas Forbes
C. S. Kelser
Dar
Taxi Ride Ends At Police Headquarters
Doc Simmons of Woodford aboard a taxi headed to his home when Patrolman George We observed him intoxicated and rode with him to police headquarters. Simmons was booked for intoxication and had no money on him.
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Doc Simmons
Woodford Anue
Simmons
West Avenue
Fremont Street
George We
Mons
Police
2 Dead, 6 Hurt In Youngstown Crashes
Youngstown reports two deaths and six injuries in a series of highway crashes. Police say foggy conditions contributed to the accidents. Investigations continue as authorities urge cautious driving tonight.
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Youngstown
Dog License Sale Opens Across County For 1956
Licenses for 1956 are available at multiple county locations including LaGrange H ipton LaVerne Picke ter and Lorain Rel Hardware at 2 Broadway Adolph Kohkt yr Hardware 3843 Peart and Gieniz Citizen's Bedger Company 106 Sheth sireev.
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Var
Todard
LaGrange
Hipton
LaVerne Picketer
Loraine
Elyria High School Students to Hear Musicians
Elyria High School students will hear a Wednesday morning assembly program by Herbe Hussarts troupe. The program features five musicians performing opera marches and symphonic arrangements with novelty pieces. The group has toured the United States and Canada. Petrie directs the effort, connected to the American Conservatory. Edward Llewellyn, a Chicago Symphony Orchestra solo cornetist, led bands with the Naval Battalion Band under Sousa and later organized concert tours.
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Elyria High School
Herbe HussarTs
Cich
United States
Canada
Petrie
Stine Amsricay
Naval Battalion
John Philip Sousa
Central College
Proposal Fails To Receive Support From Committee
A damaged OCR clip reports that a judgeship bill failed to gain committee support. The text notes the bill would require two or more judges to decide certain cases and mentions an initial recommendation was not attached, leaving the exact outcome unclear.
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Cis Mittee
Har
Assas
Missing Lorain Boy Located At Milan
Fay Schaeler a 12 year old boy from Lorain was reported missing Saturday. He was found at the home of his uncle in Vitlaz near Milan. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick reported the discovery today.
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Milan
Fay Schaeler
Tate Street
Lorainh
Vitlaz
Clarence W. Dick
Resident Of New London For 53 Years Passes
Mrs. Mary C. McClellan, longtime New London resident of 53 years, died at home on Main Street after a brief illness. She is survived by relatives including her husband, Harry, and others. Funeral plans were not yet announced as the community mourns the loss of a long-time resident.
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New London
Mary C. McClellan
Main Street
Bere
Bana
Harry
Glen
Herman Gar Margaret
Srom
Erikalam
C. WL
Phil
Alice Burns
Lips
H. A. Crandall
Ady T
Clarence Brown Not A Candidate For Governor
Chester O Der I J Brown announces he will not seek the governorship in 1936 and will instead pursue the presidency with Frank Knox of Chicago. He says many question whether he would run and notes that statements will be made in March.
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Clarence Brown
Chester
J. Brown
Tad
Frank Knox
Chicago
Comirg
Mar
Number One Continued from Page One
Fragmentary OCR shows discussion of New Deal programs and WPA spending. References to Congress votes on budgets, departments, and labor aid with mentions of economic relief efforts and agency creation amidst a wartime or postwar context.
Stolen Groceries And Clothing From Auto Store
A brief report describes theft at an Auto era Rd location where groceries and clothing were taken. The parcel contained business papers and the exact date is unclear, but the incident was witnessed by someone nearby.
New Way to Hold Loose Teeth with FASTEETH Powder
An old advertisement touts FASTEETH as a tasteless powder to keep false teeth secure while eating talking or laughing. It promises no grimy taste and improves breath. Available at Mult's and other drug stores.
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Mult's
Club Activities In Oberlin This Week
Oberlin activities list for December 2 to 6 includes many clubs meeting at various homes and streets. Education department of Oberlin Women’s club meets at L. S. Morris. Garden Department of Berlin Women’s club meets at H. Philips. L. F. To M club hosts at Felkner College street. Various other clubs plan tea, Chinese tea, potluck, and all-day sessions with hosts on Grafton Street East Over and North Pleasant. Obituary notes include the birth of a daughter to Mrs. Harold Fuller of Ithaca NY and illness updates on Eleanor Mahan and others.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Wemer’s Club
L. S. Morris
Wes
College Street
Berlin Women's Club
Meeiing H. Philips
Neering P. m
Johnson
Grafton Street
An Hinman
Oberlin Wlc. T. U
Aker
L F
At & Felkner
Pstitan N Cork
South Main Street
Frank E
Tag
C. W- Rin- Cotlese
Gion
Evenin
Martes
John Hughes
East Over
Tae Young Women’s Club
E. A. Stevens
North Park
Coins Club
Jennie Powers
West Lorain Street
West Russia Club
J. Rudekorf
North Pleasant Street
Health Of Elyrians Good Last Month Amid Few Contagious Cases
Records show Elyrians enjoyed good health last month with only a few contagious diseases reported. The report notes cases of diphtheria and whooping cough, inspections of stores and bakeries, and condemnation of spoiled food including chickens and vegetables. F. H. Witla reported complaints about rubbish and sewer conditions, plus 19 corrections to abate nuisances during sanitary investigations.
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F. H. Witla
Farm Bureaus To Elect Directors At Five Meetings
Farm Bureaus to elect directors hold a series of five meetings this week. Amherst Camden Pittingtownship Ridgeville Eaton Columbia Sheffield Avon Elyria and nearby townships are represented. Mrs E D Tramm will lead the Amherst program with William Davidson assisting. S J Hoskin and L M Youtzy will chair other sessions at Ridgeville and Sheffield respectively. The final meeting time and location were not fully provided.
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Lerain Rean Cooperativeeting Aresch
Comneh
Fer
Farm Bureau of
Amherst
E. Dramm
Wheriin
Cearre
Camden
Pittington
Pittsfield M
Thurch
William Davidson
Columbia Town Hall
Farm Bureau O
Ridgeville
Eaton
Columbia
S.J. Hoskin
Sheffield
Detroit Road
Avon
Elyria
L. M. Youtzy
Grafton LaGrange and Pen eid hold Friday night meeting
A Friday night gathering was held at the La ir qown hall bringing together members from Grafton LaGrange and Pen eid, led by N. Hiccacock.
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Lair Qown Hall
Grafton, LaGrange and
Peneid
N. Hiccacock
Fire Extinguished At Filling Station Near Oberfin Road
A defective flue blamed for a morning fire at a Standard Oil filling station operated by Charles Atook on Oberfin road and Seventeenth street caused slight damage. Firemen from Hose Company No 1 and Engine Co No 1 fought the blaze, returning to the Central Fire Station 15 minutes after the alarm. Soot fell through a ventilation thimble and heated by the stove, but the metal clad building with a steel frame limited damage. In Carrollton, Wayne Albaugh shot and killed his brother in law Charles Simmons after Simmons’ automobile stalled and he walked to the Albaugh home. No charges were filed.
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Standard Oil
Charles Atook
Oberfin Road
Seventeenth Street
Hose Company Number One
Engine Company Number One
Central Fire Station
Carrollton, CO
Der
Wayne Albaugh
Charles Simmons
Kilgore
Simmons
Albaugh
Death notices report several deaths in Elyria area
Death records from Elyria list Alberta Holcomb of S16 Park Avenue dying suddenly at home. Also Catherine Dieterich of Elyria, and William Carmen of Wellington are noted as deceased with funeral details and surviving relatives. Public notices include funeral arrangements at St Peters and Emanuel Church with burial planned in Peters Cemetery and services at Andrews Funeral Home.
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Alberta Marie Holland
Park Avenue
Comnele
Penania
Elyria
Errat
Pathivig Goeodurn
Cornelia Holcomd
MES
Catherine Dieterch
Catherina Dieterich
Peer Caread
Elyria Cline
Oring
Herville
Novis
Ishand
Fer
T Doth
North Kids Brothers
Nicholls J Cab Juchem
N. Des
St. Peter's Jehan N. Rhein
3C. Peters Cemetery
William Carmen
Wellington
Der
Wliam J. Carmen
Moines
George
Z Jhn
Burl
Dan
Cecth
Oana
Tere
Elizabeth
Teoria
Illinois
H. Barret
Ollievy
Leesburg
Ohio
Belle Colson
Chillicothe
Joan
Los Ang Rseles
Andrews Funeral Home
Dr. C. W. Record
Bello sought after $300 theft from Eureka Dam project
Gallipolis police were asked to search for Louis Bello assistant manager of the Commissary Co of Ohio at Eureka Dam construction near here. Bello fled with $300, according to Manager W. H. Walker.
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Gallipolis
Pittspureh
Louis Bello
The
Commissary Co
Ohio
Eureka Dam
Bello
W. H. Walker
Cleveland Produce Market Report Fragment
Market notes show a steady Cleveland produce scene with poultry and butter prices listed. Numerous items appear with weights and price ranges, including cattle and sheep, grains, hay, feeds, and vegetables, alongside mixed dairy and grain commodity terms.
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Cleveland
Feltham Futhe
Tin Zou
Minor Traffic Collisions Reported Here
Several minor traffic collisions were reported Saturday afternoon and Sunday. A car driven by John Hadaway of E295 West Avenue was damaged as he turned into his driveway about 11:30 a.m. yesterday when struck by a machete driven by William Croft of 123 Oberlin Road. Croft's car sheared off a telephone pole. a vehicle owned by Oliver Pearsail of 21 Lodi Street and Leroy Rah of 156 Pergin Street, Amherst, figured in a collision at Water and West Bridge Streets about 3:13 p.m. yesterday. Cars driven by E. C. Sabin of Kipton and Alex Benjamin of Chicago were damaged on Route 20 West of Oberlin Saturday evening. Sheriff Clarence Gick and Deputies Gerald Nan, Paul Chapman and Noel Lewis were busy from 2:70–10 p.m. yesterday directing traffic around a truck and trailer that rolled over on Route 59 West of Henrietta Hill. The truck was driven by D. E. Marsh of LaCrosse, Ind., and Mike Radich was treated at St. Joseph's Hospital Lorain for minor injuries sustained when a wheel skidded into a spur near North Ridge. Deputies reported. A car driven by Leonard Foss of the Hith was damaged when it collided with a truck on Broad Street Saturday night. Police report: Jo…
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John Hadaway
West Avenue
Hadaway
William Croft
Oberlin Road
Croft
Oliver Pearsail
Lodi Street
Leroy Rah
Pergin Street
Amherst
Water
West Bridge
E. c. Sabin
Kipton
Alex Benjamin
Chicago
Route 20
Oberlin
Clarence Gick
Gerald Nan
Paul Chapman
Noel Lewis
Route 59
Henrietta Hill
D. E. Marsh
LaCrosse
Ind
Mike Radich
Soseph’s Hospital
Lorain
Satur
North Ridss Rest
Liord Foss
Tae Hith
Po- Rce
Jodz
Thirseat
Fiscal year figures rise as government spending eyes record totals
The article notes rising government outlays toward a new record, with a current year ending next June and Roosevelt pushing to curb spending. It cites a current federal expense of about $5.15 billion against income and hints at budget reforms to be unveiled in January.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Number three continued from page one employment gains report
The report shows a rise in emergency workers boosting overall employment by 16 550. October totals place regular agency employes at 85 618, with new agencies at 57 133 and emergency agencies at 135 540. Dorothy Nicklet delivers readings at Avondale Thrive in Avon Lake Ohio.
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Regulih
Dorothy Nicklet
Avondale
Avon Lake
Ohio
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Sealer
Sederis Restaurant
O'Donnell
Court Street
Pige
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Ataead
Peaceti
Harri F
Ani
Alog
Ester Alflen
Hemiz
Harold Futler
Ithaca
Allen Hospital
Fuller
Ibeth Weeks
Charies Weeks
Vine Street
Meloge
St. Petfather
James Morris
Harley Hicks
M Orameen
Sullivan
Sunx
W. c. Drake
Lisle Eleanor Mahan
Marie Haseman
North Cedar Avenue
Alva Peck
George D. Hubdbaré
Gerald Ket
Esther Bleha
Charievoix
Farm Bureaus
Alberta Holcomb
Lucy F. Krugman
Atr
Edward F. Krusm
Aiterneen
At & Frank
James Flynn
Mary A. Plato
A. P
Foledo
Teutter Ettrz i
Toch
Blue Bird
Star Shoe Shop
Cavalier
Lorain County
Comany
Turner
Lorain County Company
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